City Schools urge parents to return students’ COVID-19 testing forms — WBAL

Polluting Eastern Shore factory will no longer receive multi-million dollar grant that stirred controversy among lawmakers — The Baltimore Sun

Local Small Business Owners Share How American Rescue Plan Funding Helped To Keep Them Afloat — WJZ

Village Square Cafe at Cross Keys closing for good amid struggle to hire staff — Baltimore Business Journal

Native Plants: A Local’s Guide to Keeping Horticulture Close to Home — Baltimore magazine

‘Deep Loss’: Maryland Surpasses 10,000 COVID-19 Deaths — Maryland Matters

A woman paid for a street sign to remember her brother who was killed. It set off a dispute in a changing Baltimore neighborhood. — The Baltimore Sun

Audit reveals Transportation Authority overcharged drivers for tolls during COVID-19 pandemic — WMAR

An auctioneer pocketing money from the sale of impounded vehicles? It has happened yet again — Baltimore Brew

Almost 80 Years Strong, The Turnover Shop Remains a Rarity — Baltimore magazine

Hundreds of Baltimore City College students lead protest against school system’s handling of sexual misconduct — The Baltimore Sun

For The Third Day In A Row, Some Baltimore City Schools Were Forced To Dismiss Early Due To Lack Of Air Conditioning — WJZ

$135M Southwest Airlines maintenance facility at BWI could break ground this fall — Baltimore Business Journal

Purple Line Payment is Approved; Contractor Timeline Slides to 2022 — Maryland Matters

At 9/10 Sneaker Boutique, Sneakerheads Shop High Fashion High-Tops — Baltimore magazine

GBMC’s use of innovative CPR training helps revive woman dead for 45 minutes — WBAL

Four teens injured in Tuesday night shooting in Baltimore — WMAR

Fish kill, reported in the Jones Falls, linked to vinegar plant — Baltimore Brew

Homecoming And Indoor Pep Rallies Are Canceled In Baltimore County After Concerns Of COVID Arise — WJZ

Task Force Begins Work to Expand Dental Health Care in Maryland — Maryland Matters

To Baltimore’s new followers of Judaism, Yom Kippur is a landmark on a journey of faith — The Baltimore Sun

More than half of Maryland school systems considering regular COVID testing — The Baltimore Sun

‘I am entitled to it’: Some Baltimore landlords refuse to accept eviction prevention funds — WBAL

Legislative Panel To Vote on a Universal Mask Mandate in Public Schools — Maryland Matters

‘I don’t want to sit in a hot classroom’ City Schools AC issues prompt early dismissal, again — WMAR

U.S. News is out with its latest college rankings. Here’s how Baltimore-area schools fared. — Baltimore Business Journal

Her water bill jumped by $61,000 in one month due to Baltimore’s faulty meters. It rose to $85,000 while public works investigated. — The Baltimore Sun

First cruise sets sail out of Port of Baltimore following pandemic shutdowns — WBAL

“Salt in the wound” Vacant Mondawmin Target’s taxes reduced by $100,000 — WMAR

Parents Grow Increasingly Concerned As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise — WJZ

Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission Starts Second Round Of Public Hearings, Draws Draft Map — Maryland Matters

Hogan includes funding for B&P Tunnel replacement in latest transportation budget — Baltimore Business Journal

Evacuated “with just the clothes on their backs,” Afghans turn to aid agencies to rebuild their lives — Baltimore Brew

A million calls later, Maryland’s contact tracers stay on the job and prep for even more COVID cases to investigate — The Baltimore Sun